The evening world., 1887-10-17

mother, Mrs. B. II. Van Auken, No. AL Fifth
avenue. The bride will wear o white gros-
grain silk, with the side panels of
orange blossoms and the long
train fringed with the same flowers,
with sleeveless decollete corsage. The tulle
veil will be secured with diamonds and
bouquet of orange blossoms. Mr.. John p.
Kingsland will be the best man. Miss Cor
nelia Van Auken and Miss Annie White will
be the bridesmaids and Messrs. George 2;
and MSo %'in alrep Parker Pa Er the asSers.' 4 bridal
dinner was given by Mrs. Van Auken or
Friday evening, which included the bride
and groom elect and their attendants.
Eighty: fourth street, will entertain . mum
Der of friendst tomorrow evening to celebrate
their wooden wedding.
Mrs. Richard Irwin will chaperone her
the ssS M1ss Msy 81 Ff tSia winter EsS will be ono OF
The marriage Of Count Sevorgnan di
Brazza and Miss Cora Slocomb, daughter Of
Mrs Cuthbert Slocomb, will take place to-
the brides mother, No. 8 East Forty-ffth
street.
The marriage of Mr.. Seymour Bookman
and Miss Rosenweld will take place to-mor-
row evening at Delmonico's.
Mrs. John Sherwood has postponed return
ing to this country for several weeks, owing
to q recent illness.
The first meeting for this season of the
Amateur Comedy Club will be held next
Mrs. Downing, No. 800 Fifth avenue, will
give an " at home" on Thursday, Nov. g..
The annual autumn reception ct the Met
ropolitan Museum Of Art will take place on
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. /.
The marriage of Mr.. John Monroe and
Mrs. Furman Hunt. stepmother Of Mrs-
Marion Story, will take place early in De-
cember.
The Misses Barley, Miss Lorillard, Mrs.
Newcombe, Miss Hoffman and Mrs. Louis
Hamersley all assisted at the dance in the the
atre at Toxedo on Saturday evening.
ci a elnef Po glis be on s'WSs sdn BY e9l; .v Snd RT si
their home, No.. SIT Fifth avenue.
The marriage of Mr.. Howard Herrick Henry
and Miss Fannie Burial Strong will take
e eSSsc6 on T MSsdb %ridesnyai eIss ars Miss a. Ma zion
Strong, Miss Lottie Strong, Miss Parsons,
Miss Julia Henry and Miss Marshall. The
reception after the church ceremony will be
at the home Of Mrs. James Lynch, an aunt
The marriage of Mr.. j. s. Sutherland and
Miss Reese, grandniece of Washington Irving,
will take place on Wednesday.
Mr.. James M. Stewart and Miss Jessie Coo
will be married tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church.
The marriage Of Mr.. b. A. Buckley and
Miss Sarah Otis will a k place tomorrow at
the Brick Church, Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax, nee Van Rensselaer,,
who have Just arrived in the Aurania, will
take a house on Madison avenue for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sprague will receive
to-day and on other Mondays at the Rensse-
laer, No. 1874 Broadway.
Mrs. John Bigelow arrived yesterday in
New York after a summer passed abroad.
Miss Adele Grant has left Lenox and 70
turned to this city.
Mr.: H. H. Henry gave his farewell baehe.
lor dinner at Pinard's on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Campbell, Mrs. Henry Mum,
Mrs. Robert sedgwick and Mrs. John @.
nual hunt ball, to be given on Friday even
ing, Oct. 2s, at the Music Hall, Orange.
Midnight trains will be run.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Platt Pepper, OF
Philadelphia, are spending q few weeks in
this city.
The engagement has recently been an.
nounced of Miss Florence Hartshorne to Mr..
Harry Kane, brother of Mr.. Granville Kane.